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MozRank is a popular measure of the popularity of domain links - or in other words, it expresses the number and strength of links pointing to a page. MozRank is determined by moz. com - until May 2013 under the name SEOmoz MozRank measures the number and strength of links (from outside the domain) pointing to a page, and prints the determined authority in a value between 0 and 10. The higher the number, the more authority - an average website reaches a MozRank of about 3, while a value of 8 or 9 already has a domain with extremely high authority.
The scale is logarithmic, meaning that the distance between the upper values is much greater than that between the lower values. It is therefore much easier to increase MozRank from 1 to 2 than to go from 7 to 8. MozRank is also global and static. This means that it is calculated worldwide - not specifically for a specific geographic region - and independently of specific search queries. As with PageRank, when calculating MozRank, the link juice of a page is divided into all its outgoing links. In other words, a one-page link that has only 30 outgoing links is worth ten times more than a one-page link that links 300 other pages with the same authority on both sides...
MozRank - the new PageRank?
Since Google did not publish the PageRank, the importance of MozRank as a measure of a site's relevance to search engines has increased dramatically. The similarities between the two algorithms are obvious - in its original form, PageRank also included links pointing to a page, and would weight them again according to the PageRank of the linked pages. But is MozRank the new PageRank? Some SEO are of this opinion. One thing is clear: Moz is not a search engine, so MozRank does not provide statistics on how a page actually works on Google. As a SEO indicator, MozRank is even more useful after eliminating PR because it provides a similar assessment of link popularity. Unlike PageRank, it is updated more frequently - about every three to four weeks.
Other useful values: Domain authority and page authority
In addition to MozRank, seotoolsearch. com MozRank Check also provides a value for page authority and another for domain authority, which are also determined by the open site browser of moz. com. The domain authority combines MozRank, MozTrust, the total number of links and the number of domains linked to a scale from 0 to 100 (the higher the value, the better). This scale is also logarithmic, which means: To further increase the value, more and stronger links are needed. The page authority, on the other hand, measures this value for a single page instead of the entire domain. All three values make it possible to monitor the authority and probable success of the sites either in their growth, or by comparing different domains between them.
MozRank measures the number and strength of links (from outside the domain) pointing to a page, and prints the determined authority in a value between 0 and 10. The higher the number, the more authority - an average website reaches a MozRank of about 3, while a value of 8 or 9 already has a domain with extremely high authority. The scale is logarithmic, meaning that the distance between the upper values is much greater than that between the lower values. It is therefore much easier to increase MozRank from 1 to 2 than to go from 7 to 8. MozRank is also global and static. This means that it is calculated worldwide - not specifically for a specific geographic region - and independently of specific search queries. As with PageRank, when calculating MozRank, the link juice of a page is divided into all its outgoing links. In other words, a one-page link that has only 30 outgoing links is worth ten times more than a one-page link that links 300 other pages with the same authority on both sides... MozRank - the new PageRank? Since Google did not publish the PageRank, the importance of MozRank as a measure of a site's relevance to search engines has increased dramatically. The similarities between the two algorithms are obvious - in its original form, PageRank also included links pointing to a page, and would weight them again according to the PageRank of the linked pages. But is MozRank the new PageRank? Some SEO are of this opinion. One thing is clear: Moz is not a search engine, so MozRank does not provide statistics on how a page actually works on Google. As a SEO indicator, MozRank is even more useful after eliminating PR because it provides a similar assessment of link popularity. Unlike PageRank, it is updated more frequently - about every three to four weeks. Other useful values: Domain authority and page authority In addition to MozRank, seotoolsearch. com MozRank Check also provides a value for page authority and another for domain authority, which are also determined by the open site browser of moz. com. The domain authority combines MozRank, MozTrust, the total number of links and the number of domains linked to a scale from 0 to 100 (the higher the value, the better). This scale is also logarithmic, which means: To further increase the value, more and stronger links are needed. The page authority, on the other hand, measures this value for a single page instead of the entire domain. All three values make it possible to monitor the authority and probable success of the sites either in their growth, or by comparing different domains between them."